Open This Week!

Open this week 70 Hauoli St., Maalaea Kai #211 starting today Monday, February 19th from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm.  Additionally this unit will be open tomorrow, Tuesday from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm and on Thursday, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.

Ocean front beautifully renovated vacation rentable unit well cared for by the owners. Tile is throughout main living area with bamboo flooring in the bedroom. Renovated kitchen with an abundance of storage utilizing maple cabinets. There is an extended bar area plus eating areas in the great room area and picturesque lanai. During whale season you will enjoy enchanting displays plus always enjoy the relaxing motions and sounds of the ocean. Steps away you will enjoy the six mile beach walk as well as the Maui Ocean Center offering entertainment, shopping and both casual and intimate dining. Enjoy the night light displays of Kihei and the convenience of this location. Note the AOAO has handled the upgrading of the water/sewer lines.

Good News For Community College Students

Students graduating from Community College this May received some good news! Guaranteed admittance into one of three University of Hawaii schools.

Community Colleges are holding events right now for students to meet with counselors regarding admittance, transferring, and costs! Those interested should check with their local community college.

Words Of Encouragement From Steven Tyler

Steven Tyler recently addressed the graduates of Maui Drug Court as his heroes. Those graduates had undergone an intense sobriety treatment program. A program Tyler himself has been through. Tyler asked to speak at the graduation giving encouragement and praise to those recent graduates. Having someone as caring as Steven Tyler to give motivation, that helps so much!

Future Dome Theatre

New Dome Theatre at the Maui Ocean Center broke ground on Wednesday. The future dome theatre will feature 139 seats, 360 degree 3-D laser images of ocean life and night stars. Fantastic way to teach through entertainment!

Great Pioneer Passes

Greg Kaufman, Founder of Pacific Whale Foundation, lost his struggle Saturday with brain cancer. Kaufman started the foundation back in 1980. During that time, only an estimated 800 whales would visit Maui. Today, due to the efforts of Kaufman, approximately 10,000 whales visit Maui each season.

Pacific Whale Foundation started out with small boats giving informative whale talks and Kaufman would give lectures at local hotels. Selling t-shirts was a means for research money. To date, the company has an estimated 200 employees.

Farewell Greg Kaufman an Mahalo Nui Loa for your dedication to the Pacific Whale Foundation.